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In this video, I'm going to show you how to get the most out of your AMM system

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So, right here, we've got the typical TPI advanced layout.

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This has seven different graphs, four of which relate to the body, one for the

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lead

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wrist, one for the spine angle, and one for the kinematic sequence.

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So we're used to looking at these pelvic positions and pelvic angles, torso

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positions,

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torso angles, and seeing what the body does.

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But I think that one of the great powers of this 3D system is the ability to

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look at

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what the arms and club do.

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So I'm going to show you how to create a custom graph and then save it as a

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custom layout.

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So first, let's create a custom graph.

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So I'm going to click on the analysis tab and then click graph.

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Now I'm going to right click and I'm going to scroll down to where it says Par

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ham versus

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Time, which stands for parameter versus time.

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So now you can select any parameter that you would like and save it to a graph.

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We're going to make one of my favorite graphs, which is the mid hand speed.

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So the mid hands, there's a point that we digitize on the grip, which is about

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a hands

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width down from the butt end of the grip, we call that the mid hands point.

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And essentially, we can look at the linear movements of that mid hands point.

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So I'm going to click the toward in the way, the forward back, and then the up

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and down.

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And I'm going to add all those to the graph.

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Now when I click OK, it's going to present all the different mid hand speeds.

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So now I can look at toward and away as the red, forward and backward as the

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green, up

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and down as the blue.

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Now this graph is not saved, so I can't create a layout with it yet.

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So the way that I know that it's not saved is right now, it just displays the

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file name.

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You'll notice on all these graphs in the background here, it will say the name

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of the graph followed

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by the file name.

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So what you would need to do is go down here to save graph as custom, and you

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can type

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in whatever you want.

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I've already saved this as a graph that is called mid hand speed.

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So I'm going to go to more graphs, which is where I find all my saved graphs,

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and I'm

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going to come down here where it says mid hand speed, click OK.

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So now you can see it's the exact same graph, the only difference is it now

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says mid hand

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speed before the file name.

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Now you saw that was quite a process, so if I wanted to look at a number of

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different

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files and I wanted to see all these graphs, I wouldn't want to have to do that

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every

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single time.

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So what I'm going to do is I'm going to rescale some of these graphs so that my

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screen now

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has a slightly different layout.

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Once I like the way it looks, I'm going to click file and save or delete a

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layout.

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I'm going to save it, as you see I have a few here, I'm going to save it as

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video tutorial

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for you guys.

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So now if I was to open up another swing, so this was his driver swing, let's

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say I wanted

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to look at his full wedge swing, when I click on his full wedge, now it pre-pop

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ulates all

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these graphs that I've created.

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Pretty neat.

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Let me show you one of my favorite layouts.

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So this one I call the arms to the club.

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Essentially, this is 11 graphs that show how energy is moving from the

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shoulders to

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the hands to the club.

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So we've got lead shoulder angle, lead shoulder lift, trail wrist angles, trail

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wrist speeds,

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lead wrist speeds, lead wrist angles, axial velocity, or the screwdriver

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movement of the

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club, elbow separation, that mid-hand speed graph we just created, elbow

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extension position

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and arc width.

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Looking at these, you can get a great deal of information as to how the golfer

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is using

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his arms or his hands in order to move the club.

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So hopefully you can see some of the power of the system, and hopefully you can

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use this

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to help explore looking at what I think is some of the most important

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information, which

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is what the arms and the hands are doing.

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The bodied information, such as the kinematic sequence and the positions are

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great, but

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the hand graphs will really open up your eyes and reveal new ways of thinking

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about how

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they are swinging the club and how you can coach them.

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If you have any questions, feel free to email me at tyler@golfsmartacademy.com,

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or if you

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just want to understand the golf swing better, feel free to visit us at golf

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smartacademy.com.